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SIMULATED INVESTIGATION OF COMPLAINTS: A COLLABORATIVE EDUCATIONAL STRATEGY FOR LEARNING MEDICAL ETHICS AND BIOETHICS

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1590/SciELOPreprints.4923

Keywords:

Medical Ethics, Medical Education, Simulation training, Problem-based learning, Institutional Ethics

Abstract

Medical teaching in Brazil must associate technical matters with ethical education by using active learning methods. It should allow the acquisition of knowledge, the development of attitudes, and critical reflection, for deliberations that could be technically correct and ethically appropriate to each situation. Complaints against possible ethical deviations are investigated in inquiries by Regional Medical Councils. The simulation of the investigation and judgement of ethical complaints is an educational strategy that aims to facilitate the acquisition of knowledge on current ethical, procedural and legal rules that regulate the medical profession in Brazil. Students may also develop skills of group deliberation, after informed reflection and appraisal, on situations with the eventual presence of ethical violations and thus develop ethically justifiable attitudes. The educational strategy could also help prevent future occurrences of ethical infractions and guide doctors to prepare their replies after complaints in Medical Councils. The paper discusses the characteristics of the educational analysis of disciplinary investigations and its potential to help in medical ethics teaching. The method also tries to link the needs of medical schools and graduate medical programs and the legal purpose of Brazilian Medical Councils. It could also allow effective collaboration between the medical profession's educational and regulatory bodies to develop the ethical decision-making process in the students.

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Author Biography

Flávio Dantas, Federal University of Uberlândia

Medical Doctor (Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte, 1976) and Lawyer (Federal University of Uberlândia,1992), Master in Organizational Theory and Behavior (Business Administration School/Getúlio Vargas Foundation-SP,1981) and Ph.D. (Federal University of São Paulo,2006). Privat-Docentz in Clinical Homeopathy (UNIRIO,1991) and Postdoctoral Fellow (The Royal London Homeopathic Hospital, 1995-7), with scholarships from CAPES and CNPq. Specialization Course in Hospital Administration and Occupational Medicine and certified as specialist in Internal Medicine, Homeopathy and Acupuncture by The Brazilian Medical Association. Expertise in Law (Diffuse and Collective Rights) and past Coordinator of the Specialisation Course in Medical and Hospital Law at Paulista Law School. Consultant in organizational development, mainly in the areas of conflict resolution, communication and organizational change. Technical director of TEMPO Consulting (1978-1981). Teaching experience in elementary and higher education since 1971. Professor in the Department of Clinical Medicine, Federal University of Uberlândia and Visiting Professor in Clinical Medicine at the Federal University of São Paulo. Delegate of the Regional Council of Medicine of São Paulo. Member of the Technical Chamber of Homeopathy (CREMESP) and Committees of Medical Law and of Biotechnology and BioLaw (OAB-SP). Full Member of the State Health Council of São Paulo State. Development of professional activities in the areas of Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration, Medical Ethics / Bioethics, Biomedical and Health Law, Homeopathy, Medical Education, Educational Evaluation and Clinical Epidemiology.

Posted

11/08/2022

How to Cite

Dantas, F. (2022). SIMULATED INVESTIGATION OF COMPLAINTS: A COLLABORATIVE EDUCATIONAL STRATEGY FOR LEARNING MEDICAL ETHICS AND BIOETHICS. In SciELO Preprints. https://doi.org/10.1590/SciELOPreprints.4923

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